Engineering Manager, Software Supply Chain Security: Pipeline Security

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An overview of this role

As the Engineering Manager, Software Supply Chain Security: Pipeline Security, you’ll lead a team that makes GitLab CI pipelines more secure and trustworthy for thousands of organizations. You’ll guide the design and delivery of Software Supply Chain Security features, with a primary focus on CI job artifact security. This includes implementing the SLSA (Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts) framework in GitLab CI/CD and integrating related capabilities like SBOM, software composition analysis, and vulnerability management. You’ll treat your team as your product, safeguarding team health, hiring and developing a high-performing group of engineers, and collaborating closely with Product Management and Security to deliver on roadmap commitments. Together, you’ll improve how users protect their software supply chains in their first year and beyond.

Some examples of our projects

Developing a native secrets management system for GitLab CI pipelines

Implementing SLSA Level 3 compliance features for CI job artifacts

What you’ll do

Lead a team of engineers building Software Supply Chain Security features with a focus on CI job artifact security.

Guide the design and implementation of SLSA (Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts) compliance within GitLab CI/CD pipelines.

Collaborate with Product Managers to define, prioritize, and deliver the roadmap for supply chain security capabilities.

Partner with Security team members to ensure new and existing features meet GitLab’s security standards and align with best practices.

Stay current with software supply chain security standards and tools, including SLSA, SBOM, software composition analysis, and vulnerability management. Translate what you learn into actionable product improvements.

Educate and advocate for supply chain security best practices across engineering teams to drive adoption of secure patterns in CI pipelines.

Represent the Pipeline Security team in cross-functional initiatives and, when appropriate, in external industry forums focused on software supply chain security.

Drive continuous improvement in team health, delivery predictability, and documentation quality for pipeline and supply chain security features.

What you’ll bring

Experience leading and developing engineering teams, with a focus on building secure, reliable product features.

Practical knowledge of software supply chain security concepts, tools, and industry standards.

Understanding of the SLSA (Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts) framework and how to apply it in CI/CD pipelines.

Familiarity with software artifact